Five Graffiti Embroideries

Graffiti and needlecraft coming together was one of the things that first got me on the road to the entire, magnificent world of contemporary embroidery, so it’s a pleasure to bring these five posts from our archives together. Click on the links to enjoy the original post!

EliotBK - Roller - Cross Stitch On Painted Canvas — EliotBK

Jacquelyn Royal - Berlin 1 - Graffiti Needlepoint — Jacquelyn Royal

Atrocity - Digitized Graffiti Machine Embroidery from Stitchalicious and Urban Threads — Atrocity – Digitized Graffiti Machine Embroidery from Stitchalicious & Urban Threads

Frances Goodman - How Can A Young Offender - Hand Embroidery — Frances Goodman

And last but not least, the Mr X Stitch Graffiti Cross Stitch Patterns – available to buy on Etsy!

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Jamie Chalmers, aka Mr X Stitch, aka the Kingpin of Contemporary Embroidery is the founder of the Mr X Stitch site, the world's longest running embroidery blog, the curator of PUSH Stitchery and the author of the Mr X Stitch Guide to Cross Stitch. He is also the founder of XStitch, the game-changing cross stitch design magazine which launched in Summer 2017.

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